A survey and interviews with newly covered Michigan residents show a positive effect on physical and mental health — and, in turn, employment.

Ophthalmologists urge providers to limit prescription eye drops for pinkeye because acute conjunctivitis treatment isn’t always necessary.

Many people think PTSD is only for vets, but the condition affects millions of Americans. Here’s what to know about common causes and treatment.

A systematic review of zolpidem for noninsomnia neurological disorders, including movement disorders and disorders of consciousness, finds reason for additional research.

A complex case required a Michigan Medicine care team to help one patient recover and realize an improved quality of life.

Discover common summertime eye dangers and get tips for protecting your eyesight when engaging in outdoor activities like swimming, yardwork and more.

Data-mining medical bills may help protect patients from dangerous complications stemming from medical devices, a U-M team suggests.

A new report finds encouraging, but still inconclusive, evidence that exercising the brain and body can decrease the long-term risk of cognitive decline.

Learn about the laws that protect patients from discrimination after genetic counseling. Read excerpts from three genetic testing protection laws.

See how a New York Law requiring physicians to communicate benefits of breast reconstruction to all mastectomy patients is reducing racial and ethnic disparities

Merrill Harvitt suffered an extensive neurovascular bleed that in most cases would be deadly. But teamwork led to a remarkable recovery — and more time with his beloved family.

If summer’s heat and sun bums you out, you’re not alone. How to tell if it is a case of the summertime blues — or something more serious.

One man’s struggle to get a good night’s sleep was a nightmare. An unexpected diagnosis of RLS helped him pinpoint the problem and find ways to cope.

Families occasionally struggle to decide whether to have their child’s adenoids removed. A Michigan Medicine pediatric otolaryngologist explains the procedure.

As the nation’s premier health policy training program for clinicians shuts down, new programs have risen to take its place.